Johnson Declares No Sense To Work For Hospital Now
Washington March 11 Rep Reyal C Johnson chairman of the house veterans committee told South Dakota cities seeking a veterans hospital there is no certainty one will be located in the state. A survey team will visit to decide whether a hospital is needed and where. The Hot Springs Battle Mountain plan and connections with nearby states formed the basis for pushing a 500000 appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
South Dakota
Reyal C. Johnson
House Veterans’ Committee
Bree
Johnson
Congress
Kemes
Veterans’ Bureau
American Legion
Sioux Falls
Carroll H. Lockhart
Frank G. McCormick
Walter L. Dyce
George Blewett
James C. Mann
Minnesota
North Dakota
Minneapolia
St Cloud
Battle Mountain Sanitarium
Hot Springs
S. D
Towa
Nebraska
Wyoming
Legion
Bottle Mountain
Legion Committee
James ©. Mann
R. F. Sackett
Wnd
Veterans’ Committee
Veteran's Committee
Congressional
Mattle Mount
Ocamp Sworn In As President Of Peru
David Samanez Ocamp will be sworn in as provisional president of Peru this afternoon, announced at the government house. The southern leader, aiming to restore civil government with broad support, spoke by telegraph with provincial centers after dining at the palace. Details of negotiations were kept secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocamp
Peru
IMA
David Samanez Ocamp
Jeader
Snow Drifts And Stalled Car Fail To Check Justice
Justice moves fast in Evanston as Police Magistrate Harry H. Porter stays home due to snow. A defendant phoned in from the courthouse and, after hearing the tale of disorderly conduct from Fred M. Russell, Porter fined him three dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Ill
Mar
Harry H. Porter
Fred M. Russell
Many Prizes Are Given To Women At Huronite Cookery School
The second session of The Huronite free cooking school directed by Miss Louise Dixon at the Marvin Hughitt hotel ball room drew an increased audience. Over 600 attended the first session, with a record expected Friday as gifts are presented to women of Huron and community. If a recipient is absent when named, the gift goes to another. no family member may take home an item for an absent relative. Miss Dixon is praised for her simple, educational approach. Continued on page 16.
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Louise Dixon
Ele
Marvin Hughitt
Huron
Dixon
Miss Dixon
Must Print Both Bills Says Sharpe
Pierre March 1 1992 Attorney General M Q Sharpe ruled that duplication of feeble minded statutes requires printing both House Bill 109 and Senate Bill 63 in the 1992 session laws. Although wording differences exist the two measures are not identical and must be printed separately per the opinion issued here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Coyne
Sharpe
Citizenship Leaders at Rotary Club Program Theme
The Rotary program at Hotel Marvin Hugh itt focused on Citizenship Leaders al themed evening chaired by George C. Fuilinweider. Speakers included Mrs. W. J. Braskamp and Mrs. C. P. Warren instructors at the Americanization night school, and George Eilers a student. two new members Albert J. Loesch and Robert Fair were welcomed by Clarence G. Walker. The W C A’s activities and support to the community were noted by Mrs. D. C. Georgia. An International Relations study group of the A L U W will meet tomorrow at Mrs A. M. Haskell’s home to study United States of Europa.
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Rotary Club
Rotary
Marvin Hughitt
George C. Fuilinweider
Community Service Committee
W. J. Braskamp
P. Warren
George Eilers
Clarence G. Walker
Albert J. Loesch
Robert Fair
D.C. Georgia
MEZT
of the
A. Alu. W
Mra
A. M. Haskell
United States of Europa
Norris Warns Power Trust Is Nation's Biggest Monopoly
Senator Norris of Nebraska declares the power industry the largest, most comprehensive monopoly devised, urging federal operation and control while denying any third party aim. He criticizes tariffs and agriculture woes, and challenges President Hoover’s regulatory plan as he outlines a two day conference of independents seeking policy changes.
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Washington
Mar
Norris
Nebraska
Hoover
Nebrackan
Congress
Thermer
Watson
Indiana
Jimmy Watson
Senate
Lucas
White House
Muse
Trey
House
Naval Pact Terms Reported Amid London Talks
London dispatch outlines terms of a naval agreement among Great Britain France and Italy covering capital ships aircraft carriers cruisers and submarines to harmonize fleets and address the European air and sea situation amid ongoing talks.
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London
Mar
Great Britain
France
Italy
Illy
Huron Residents Locate Adoptees Sister After 25 Years
Huron residents found their sister after twenty five years of separation. The woman now Mrs. Mortis Barnes resides in Nashville Tennessee. She was located with help from the Sioux City chamber of commerce where she had lived for a period. The siblings Mrs Wood and Mr Rogers had not known her whereabouts since she was adopted at a Sioux Falls children’s home decades ago.
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Southwest
Nashville, Tenn
Mortis Barnes
Chamber of Commerce
Sioux City
Wood
Fourth Street
Rogers
Sioux Falls
Yerra
City Commission Ratifies Contract With Armour Plant
The Armour and Company packing plant will share with Huron the sewage disposal facility for 15 years, with annual rent of 2000 dollars and half of operating costs. If other industries join, Armour’s share drops proportionally. Armour must build its own sewer line at no city cost. If unused for 90 days, operating fees stop but the fixed 2000 dollar charge remains. The city may terminate if a public nuisance is proven. Armour could bear half of litigation costs. May end if nuisance due to inefficiency is shown. Local officials and lawyers covered terms.
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Armour and Company Packing Plant
City of
Huron
Armour and Company
State Board of Health
Betes
Armour and Company Beer
Auch Suite
Max Royhl
John P. Laver
A. F. Turpin
Chicago
Flaherty testifies he was in North Platte during Eve rstone shooting
In a North Platte hearing Governor Turner weighs extradition of Pat Flaherty. Defense cross examines witnesses claiming Flaherty and kin were en route to North Platte Feb 14 to fetch a load of alcohol. Flaherty admits trip with wife and father but denies shooting Eve rstone, while prosecutors outline possible accomplice scenarios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Flaherty
City
Huron, & C
Charles Everstone
South Dakota
Neb
Sioux City
Flaherty
Dan Turner
Warren Green
Turner
Eyestone
Chicas
North Western Railroad
Huron
Leo A. Nemimey
North Platte
Mth
J. Flaherty
Max Duckworth
North Platter
Rhea E! Gees
Ler
Supreme Court Again Rules Against Bancroft Woman
South Dakota's supreme court upheld a circuit court ruling denying Ida M. Agnew a family allowance from the estate of William J. Agnew of Bancroft. The court found Ida and William were not husband and wife and the three children were not heirs. The decision affirms the second circuit court ruling after new evidence, with prior trials in Kingsbury county and a retrial held in Huron. The court also affirmed other lower court decisions and reversed two, including a conviction on a Nquee charge and a statulory chop case at Grant county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsbury County
Supreme Court
John ¥. Agnew
Willam
Ida M. Agnew
William J. Agnew
Second Circuit
Agnew
Court House
Huron
Max Royhl
I. A. Churchill
Ida Agnew
Charles P. Warren
C. C. Fritzel
de Smet
March Brothers
Litchfield
Minn
Murdo Independent School District No. 32
RG. Lieenberg
Federal Surety Company
Jones County
Lusenberg
A. G. Tanner
Faulk County
Sapreste Court
William Roberts
Grant
Temperatures Plunge As Mild Spell Ends For Huron
A sharp cold wave and snowfall threaten Huron with temperatures falling to zero or below by tomorrow morning. Chief meteorologist M. E. Blystone cautioned that precipitation may be heavy, though exact amounts remain uncertain. Readings earlier today climbed from 28 to 52 degrees as mild weather gives way to deep winter.
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Huron
M. E. Blystone
Weather Bureau
Mr. Blystone
Blystone
Blystoie
Wyoming
Canada
Rees
Europe
London
Mar
France
Germany
Austria
British Isles
England
Scotland
Atlantic
Aviator Forced Down In Record Attempt Failure
A swift Lockheed Vega monoplane crash landed in the marshes along the Ohio River bottoms near Toluca, Kentucky, during a transcontinental attempt to surpass speed records. Captain Ira Eaker, starting from Long Beach California, reported fuel pressure failure after about 1,735 miles of nonstop flight toward New York, leaving him with facial and hand injuries and trapped for about thirty minutes.
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Tolu
Ohio River
Ira Eaker
Long Beach
Cal
New York
Frank Hawks
Belting Fund Mention Sparks Historical Confusion
Chicago March 11 The so called Belting fund was unheard of when the University of Iowa was expelled from the Western conference in 1923 and was not the cause for expulsion Major John L Griffith athletic commissioner testified about the special committee members Nansen Grittich and Beeteria Woodward provided testimony in a staged inquiry into the matter and its lingering implications for college sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Chicago
Mar
University of Iowa
John L. Griffith
Woodward
Tron Lung Helps Youthful Sufferer
CHICAGO March 11 The iron lung machine aids a seven year old, Charles Caughey, paralyzed by diphtheria and unable to speak until yesterday when he uttered two words ice cream If doctors succeed it marks a second recovery in the Chicago area following nurse Franca McGann who regained breathing after infantile paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mar
Charles Caughey
Evanston
Zie
Chicaso
Francea McGann
Wolsey Forms Scout Troop No 22 In Community Drive
Wolsey SD resumes scouting after a long gap with a new troop No 22. Fred C Eggers reports charter work completed and papers due at Huron council in about 10 days. Virden Laind will be scoutmaster. three former leaders become petrol leaders. new enrollees include Ralph Asher Gordon Babcock Wesley Baker Harlen Cheney M E Cogswell Jr Jesse Durham and Raymond Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey
Fred C. Eggers
Redfeld
Wolsey Turesday
Wolsey Organization
Council
Huron
A. B. Custer
M. E. Cogswell
George W. Lambart
F. C. Gordon
Virden Laind
Gordon Custer
Dale Thompson
Ralph Boyle
Ralph Asher
Gordon Babcock
Wesley Baker
Harlen Cheney
Jesse
Raymond Durham
A. Clumbard
Arthur Thompson
Redfield
Eggers
H. C. Creslin
Episcopal Restor
Aftenoon
South Dakota
Aaron
Highmore
Milter
Lenten Midweek Services at American Lutheran Church
Mid week Lenten services will be held at the American Lutheran church Thursday night at o'clock. The fifth word from the cross will be discussed. Musical numbers by Mrs. Merrill Coursey and Miss Geneva Swenson. Services continue each Thursday at the same hour until Easter Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Coursey
Geneva Swenson
Weather Huron and Dakota Snow Cold Wave Night
Weather reports from Huron and Dakota indicate snow tonight with a strong cold wave. Temperatures fall to near eight degrees with a ten degree wind chill and partially cloudy conditions expected Thursday.
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Huron
Fietta
Dakota
Snon
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Veterans’ Institution
Attorney General
Elays
Costigan
Sister
Armour & Company
Dakota Avenue
Fifth Street
R. W. Clark
North Platte, Neb
Iowa
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